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by deepnotderp 4y ago
Will the lack of existence of any stable fingerprint be a valid heuristic for the detection of a deepfake?
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by deepnotderp 4y ago
Apple is the most successful company in American, and well, human history
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by deepnotderp 4y ago
1-12 are either petro states or distorted due to being tax havens.
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by deepnotderp 4y ago
That’s because the market calculates a high probability of an Intel implosion
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by deepnotderp 4y ago
Weather isn’t just temperature. Bogotá has perfect temperature but is cloudier than Seattle.
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by deepnotderp 5y ago
The flip side of that is that many of the newer formulations are slight tweaks, but doctors will generally prescribe the drug that the latest pharma sales rep to visit was selling (yes really). They also tend to not want to change the way t
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by deepnotderp 5y ago
Lens glare tracked by radar. That's a new one.
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by deepnotderp 5y ago
There are also issues like hydrogen embrittlement, tiny cracks, etc. These are all solvable, but it's just expensive and hard.
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by deepnotderp 5y ago
I believe this is technically a few orders of magnitude colder than space, but I like your thinking. As we understand this technique and learn to control it better we might be able to use it at higher temperatures- Space levels. Exciting ti
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by deepnotderp 5y ago
If a system can reliably spoof the entire sensor arsenal of a carrier fleet remotely and without being detected then the U.S. has bigger problems than aliens.
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by deepnotderp 5y ago
Well, the fuel is only like 20% of the cost of nuclear power, with the majority being capex, so there’s really little reason to build even more expensive reactors with more regulatory issues to save on opex which isn’t even significant.
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by deepnotderp 5y ago
1. Breeder reactors can be used to massively increase effective fuel efficiency. 2. Uranium can be extracted from seawater (virtually limitless) at an estimated cost of 2 cents/kWh 3. Renewables have even more stringent metals and rare
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by deepnotderp 5y ago
O-ring theory
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by deepnotderp 5y ago
Local road builders perhaps
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by deepnotderp 5y ago
Utility scale solar has a MASSIVE cost advantage. Also, the vast majority of houses can’t sustain their energy use off of rooftop solar alone.
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by deepnotderp 5y ago
They can and have. ASML is blocked from selling EUV machines to China.
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by deepnotderp 5y ago
If you're interested in an investment standpoint check out Asianometry on youtube
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by deepnotderp 5y ago
1. I used to eat less calories and exercise less and was fat. Also for elite athletes TEE experiments have been fine. 2. Studies in nutrition science are a dime a dozen. Like in psychology, you should apply common sense to interpret the res
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by deepnotderp 5y ago
True, but the effect is not as big as you would think, see eg: https://www.unm.edu/~lkravitz/Article%20folder/metabolismcon...
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by deepnotderp 5y ago
The conclusion is almost certainly wrong: 1. From a simple sniff test, if this were true, then athletes wouldn't need a lot of calories. This obviously isn't true, eg Phelps eats 8-11K calories a day. I personally eat around 3.5K
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by deepnotderp 5y ago
Tokyo had a massive real estate bubble driven by speculation. It’s also seen weak population growth in the recent past, so it’s unclear whether it can be generalized.
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by deepnotderp 5y ago
1. Those who own houses as an investment have an incentive to block new housing construction. So ending RE as an investment helps accelerate laxer zoning laws. 2. There’s a limit to how much housing can be built in an area, but no limit to
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by deepnotderp 5y ago
Samsung’s N3 is less dense than Intel’s N7
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by deepnotderp 5y ago
The Remarkable tablet
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by deepnotderp 5y ago
This article is wrong on key points. 1. Larger ships are more efficient due to physics. There isn’t some conspiracy. [1] 2. Just a few years ago the shipping industry was struggling so much that there were calls to scrap ships. [2] The arti
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by deepnotderp 5y ago
Isn’t that just because the U.S. has more pre existing conditions (obesity, diabetes, etc)?
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by deepnotderp 5y ago
Bird migrations use v-formations to reduce induced drag not parasitic drag, eg https://www.nationalgeographic.com/science/article/birds-tha...
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by deepnotderp 5y ago
Can you elaborate more? That sounds quite interesting!
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by deepnotderp 5y ago
The integrated circuit was invented in the U.S., and the semiconductor industry was pioneered in the U.S. Op said that the U.S. pioneers and develops technology, giving a first mover advantage. Yes, eventually other countries catch up and s
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by deepnotderp 5y ago
Sweden does however, have a very high wealth Gini coefficient .

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